
LOS ANGELES, California (April 5, 2012) – Imprint Entertainment (TWILIGHT, Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief) has optioned the film rights to Grier’s autobiography Foxy, My Life in Three Acts. Eunetta Boone to adapt. Boone most recently scripted Who is DORIS PAYNE? with Halle Berry attached to star. Imprint Entertainment’s Michael Becker will produce with Bennie Richburg and Alfred Sapse.
‘Foxy’ is Pam Grier’s account of her life: past and present. It reveals her relationships with Richard Pryor, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Freddie Prinze Sr.; nights out with John Lennon, Harry Nilsson, and Peter Lawford; and her ongoing battle with cancer.
“’Foxy’ succeeds at a stark impression of Grier’s courage and inner strength without the use of rose-colored glasses. Imprint Entertainment looks forward to bringing this triumphant story to life,” says Becker.
Grier, the iconic African American female sex symbol and action star from the 70′s, launched an era of films that became known as “Blaxploitation” movies – boasting predominantly black casts for black audiences. 40 years later Grier is an internationally celebrated award-winning actress who is beloved by all audiences. As Quoted by Director Quentin Tarantino while promoting his 1997 film JACKIE BROWN “Pam Grier might have been the first female action star.” Pam Grier not only opened doors for African American women but for women of all races.
Imprint Entertainment is currently in postproduction on upcoming crime thriller PAWN starring Forest Whitaker, Ray Liotta, Nikki Reed, Michael Chiklis, Common.



Pam Grier is one of the most amazing people I’ve ever met. Legendary, truly kind, and absolutely hilarious. She has so many stories and they are all funny as hell.
A really terrific book. As a big celebrity autobiography fan, I think she did a great job with it.
Hayley Marie Norman is the person you want to play her. Has the afro, beauty, and most of all the bust. This role would make her a star IMO.
Very cool, and on Roger Corman’s birthday it gets announced too. Pam Grier is a great lady who’s still beautiful after all these years, and the films she did with writer / director Jack Hill, Coffy and Foxy Brown, are still great fun.
That was pretty damn cool for it to be announced on Roger Corman’s birthday!
Want to add to the accolades. She was IT for this white college kid who found her HOT as well as the iconic black chic of action films.
You can imagine the pleasure it was – like that offered in dreams – when she guest starred on one of the 22 episodes of “Frank’s Place” of which I was a part. How appropriate that she appeared in this show,one that Henry Louis Gates, Jr called the “best depiction of Afro-American life on television”(up to then 1988).
Here’s to Pam Grier who brought beauty and brains and chutzpah to the depiction of women at just the time when women were starting to take their place on equal turf in America.
Gotta love me some Pam Grier!
KUDOS to Imprint Entertainment!
At a time when there is a call for more great roles for actors of color Imprint focuses on one of the foxiest badasses to have ever graced the silver screen. Can’t wait for casting announcements. Book was a wild ride.
I wonder who’ll play Amercian Internation Pictures (“AIP”) co-founder and producer Samual Z.Arkoff?
Bravo! I’m happy for my friend,Pam. Her contributions to American culture in general and Black-American culture in particular are legendary dating back to the time when Black-American gifts and talents were being recognized and celebrated during the Civil Rights Movement. Likewise, during the infancy of the Women’s Liberation Movement, Pam’s work in movies caused women of all ethnicities to recognize themselves as the dynamic, powerful,and beautiful forces of nature that we are. She’s a bad sista! I look forward to seeing this project when it is finished.
Halle is a bad pick, she is still trying to sale a movie, bad actor, to short and old, you need a natural true beauty like Salli Richardson Whitfield who has it all, young, looks, talent, and height. Good actress with a face to die for.
You are more stunning than in the 1970`s and forever the icon that the world can enjoy .
Pam Grier …… the most beautiful woman I have seen ….. she’s all woman ….. mysterious, sexy, smouldering, steely ….. I saw her only once in Jackie Brown